Cult deaths prompt Kenyan sisters, religious leaders to call for strict scrutiny of churches

Following the deaths of more than 100 cult followers in what is now known as the "Shakahola Forest Massacre," Catholic sisters and church leaders in Kenya are pressing the government to implement tighter regulations on religious bodies and clerics.

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